Friday, July 19, 1946
THE JEWISH NEWS
Page Fourteen
Rovetch Gets Probzts Club Check
Center Open air concerts on Mon-
day evening.
The chorus, organized four years
ago. has made many local appear
ances and shared programs with
such artists as Paul Robeson and
Earl Robinson. A few weeks ago
they appeared at the Masonic
Temple and at the Olympia for
Detroit's Golden Jubilee Celebra-
tion. The chorus is scheduled for
a concert tour to the west coast
for the coming fall.
Florence Morton and John An-
drews will be soloists.
Assisting artist in the concert
will be the well-known Detroit cel-
list, Jacob Becker, member of the
Detroit Symphony Orchestra.
Betty Kowalsky will assist at the
piano.
Welt-Known Chorus
On Center Program
Center Announces
Expanded Summer
Swimming Program.
Adopting the slogan, "Every
member a swimmer", The Jewish
Community Center's Health Edu-
From left: JULIAN A, GRACE, WARREN
WISE.
• Warren Rovetch, 19, of flakman
Court, a junior at Wayne Univer-
sity, left Detroit Sunday as De-
troit's representative to the first
International Student Conference
to be held In Prague, Czecho-
slovakia.
Rovetch completed his financial
arrangements for the trip when
Probus Club, a group of Jewish
professional and business men,
pledged to make up the balance
of the $1,000 necessary for the
three-month trip.
The check was presented to him
at a luncheon in his honor by
Julian A. Grace, publicity direc-
tor of Probus Club, and John
Wise, traffic court referee.
In New York, Rovetch net
Jewish Center
Activities
Summer Membership
Deadline Set for July 31
July 31 is the deadline for three
month summer memberships ef-
fective the date of registration,
and convertible at a saving into
a year round membership. Full
privileges apply to summer meth
berships, including summer out-
door concerts, movies, dances,
splash parties, discussions, gym.
games room and community fun-
ctions. Call Harry Stutz, mem-
bership and publicity secretary,
MA, 8400.
ROVETCH, JOHN
nine other collegiate represent-
atives and 15 delegates from na-
tional student groups who will
constitute the U. S. delegation to
the conference. On July 15, they
sailed for London.
A "B" average student, Rovetch
was chosen one of 10 represent-
atives from 400 colleges because
of his wide range of student ac-
tivities.
He was student manager of
Wayne University's basketball and
baseball teams, staff writer on
the student publication, member
of the student council, executive
secretary of Wayne University
chapter of the U. S. Student As-
sembly and Midwest represent-
ative of the assembly.
cation department has expanded
its summer schedule of pool activ-
ity for all age groups. Children
attending the Center's home camp,
Camp Habonim, use the pool only
under strict supervision five aft-
ernoons weekly, Sam Levy direc-
tor, has announced.
Intermediate boys and girls
swim four afternoons, Monday
through Thursday. The girls'
hours are 3:30 to 4:15 p. m. and
the boys', 4:15 to 5 p. m. In
addition, a social swim for inter-
mediate boys and girls is held
Tuesdays at 7:30 p. m. For mem-
bers, sub-seniors through health
clubs, a wide range of swimming
hours has been provided. The
MARVIN DUPRE
popular social swim will continue,
2:30 to 4 p. m. on Sundays, and
The Dupre Victorian Choir, Mar-
8 to 9:45 p. m. on Thursdays.
vin Dupre, director, will appear in
100 TABLETS 35$
Evening gymnasium and games
the third of the series of Jewish WORLD'S LARGEST SELLER AT
sessions continue throughout the
summer, Monday and Wednesday
for men, and Tuesday and Thurs-
day for women and girls. Volley-
ball for men, 26 and over, Sun-
days at 11 a. m. and Tuesdays
and Thursdays at 5:45 p.•m. The
swimming pool is open after all
gym work-outs.
The Mens and Women's Health
clubs will function all summer,
COPPER TUBING NOW AVAILABLE
featuring sun - roof and pool ac-
tivities.
FOF IMMEDIATE INSTALLATION
For information about Center
OPEN EVENINGS
CALL
membership rates, call Harry
AND SUNDAY
SUPERIOR 1441
Stutz, membership and publicity
secretary. MA. 8400.
ter's day camp, Camp Habonim,
for the last period, August 11-23.
Call the Center for information
about the day camp of the 12th
Street Council Center.
* * *
Mothers to Visit Clinic
A tour of the UAW Health
Clinic and a trip to Belle Isle to
hear the band concert are plan-
ned by the Council of Mothers
Clubs for Tuesday, July 30. The
group will meet at the clinic, 9730
East Jefferson at Van Dyke, at
4 p. m.
* * *
Trip to Zoo July 23
The Young Women's Study Club
and Woodward Study Club has
organized a trip to the zoo for
mothers and children for Tues-
day, July 23.
ASPIRIN
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* * *
Outdoor Dancing Program
An outdoor dance for young
adults will be held Saturday, July
13, with music by Max Gall orch-
estra. Refreshments will be avail-
able. Future dates are: Aug. 10, 24
and Sept. 7.
Dancing for all teen-agers in
the - Center court will follow the
splash parties every Tuesday, 7:30
to 8:30 p. m.
During July and August Inter-
mediates will hold dances under
the stars in the court every
Thursday at 9 p. m. Summer
memberships for intermediates
are $2.
* *
Movie Festival July 23
.A Charlie Chaplin Comedy Fes-
tival, featuring "The Rink," `Easy
Street" and "The Vagabond," will
be held in the court Tuesday,
July 23 at 9 p. m. Admission, 25c
for members, 35c for non-mem-
bers. The public is invited.
* * *
Discussion Club to Meet
The Wednesday Evening Discus-
Sion Club will feature a lecture
and discussion by an officer of
the Anti-vivisection league, July
24 in the court. Through the
summer the club will meet every
Wednesday evening.
* * *
Outdoor Concerts
Open air popular concerts spon-
sored by the Music department
will be held every Monday at 8:45
p. m. in the court: Admission,
30c for members, 50c for non-
members.
* * *
Camps Registering for August
Mothers interested in attending
Camp Chelsea, the Center's camp
for mothers and 3 to 7 year old
children, should call Betty Salter,
registrar, MA. 8400, for an ap-
pointment. Applications are be-
ing accepted for August. There
are a few openings for the Cen-
StJoseph
repairs, turn-on an.d turn-off orders
Edison
and
any other
business.
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familiar Edison sign in
the
store window.
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